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Graham Hill discusses how Americans have exponentially more space in their homes now compared to 50 years ago. This has fueled a large personal storage industry to store excess possessions. However, Hill argues that owning less extraneous stuff and digitizing materials can lead to more happiness. He advocates choosing multifunctional items that provide long-term use rather than constantly acquiring new things, and notes owning less can help appreciate what really matters.
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- 1. Graham Hill “Less stuff, more happiness” Filmed Mar 2011 • Posted Oct 2011 • TED2011 About 6
- 2. Key words Storage Flat-lined Ruthlessly Extraneous Inflow Mantra Multifunctional
- 3. Comprehension questions 1. How the amount of space Americans have has changed in 50 years? 2. Why the industry of personal storage has grown? 3. What is the benefit of less staff and less space? 4. What kind of staff should we buy? 5. What is the magic of digitizing?
- 4. Discussion questions Experience---Have you experienced the joys of less? How was it? Knowledge---Do you know the situation of personal storage industry in Japan? Opinion---Do you agree that less equal more?
- 7. Comprehension questions 1. How the amount of space Americans have has changed in 50 years? 2. Why the industry of personal storage has grown? 3. What is the benefit of less staff and less space? 4. What kind of staff should we buy? 5. What is the magic of digitizing?
- 8. Discussion questions Experience---Have you experienced the joys of less? How was it? Knowledge---Do you know the situation of personal storage industry in Japan? Opinion---Do you agree that less equal more?
- 9. Less might actually equal more. I'm really excited to be there. we want stuff that we're going to love for years, not just stuff. Small is sexy. Let‘s make room for the good stuff.
- 10. Did you inspired? Thank you!